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Florida collectors sell off Elvis Presley memorabilia that is worth millions. Days after what would have been the 8. King of Rock and Roll on January 8, a South Florida couple is opening the doors to their astonishing collection of Elvis  Presley memorabilia related to 'The King' – including one prize possession that could sell for as much as $3 million at auction.

Bill and Linda Kinard decided to ‘downsize’ after their son- in- law threatened to throw it all away once they die.'That really got me motivated to do something, and to figure out how best to sell these items – whether by auction, privately or on the web,' said Bill, in an exclusive interview with Daily. Mail. com during a recent visit to his Vero Beach, ranch home, brimming with all things Elvis. And what's not kept there – including in an overstuffed spare bedroom – is housed in a nearby storage unit, and in a garage at another location.'After all, we're not going to be around forever,' said Bill, 6. The time has come to let others enjoy these wonderful things as much as we have over these many years.'He, along with his wife Linda, also 6. Elvis fans and started their collection in 1. Bill and Linda Kinard, both 6.

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South Florida, have been collecting Elvis memorabilia since 1. The couple decided to 'downsize' and sell off most of the collection, including the Cadillac above, after their son- in- law threatened to throw it all away once they die. Elvis owned several Cadillacs, here he walks by a Cadillac Eldorado. The King'  would have celebrated his 8.

January 8 and is survived by his daughter Lisa Marie. The cream of the crop is Elvis's 1. Cadillac Sedan de Ville, which has been painstakingly restored to its original splendor by Dale Warrington of Fort Pierce, Florida. Bill believes Elvis's snazzy set of wheels could fetch upwards of $3 million at auction, but says he'll part with it for $1.

Bill says he and Linda came by their collection of over 2,0. They inherited what Bill believes is Elvis's 1. Cadillac, white eagle jump suit, and other Elvis memorabilia, from the estate of former Los Angeles Dodger Bruce Buseman after his passing in 2. The Kinards were the only surviving board members of the Buseman- founded 'Professional Sports Hall of Fame Museum' in Eugene, Oregon. He bought about 1,0. Elvis. 'It was said to be a platonic relationship and she was with him when he was on the road touring,' said Bill. Other items were acquired from Becky Martin, Elvis's fifth grade classmate and lifelong friend, and then there were 'only a few things, pictures mainly,' that came from Charlene Presley, Elvis's first cousin by marriage, he added. Undoubtedly, the cream of the crop is Elvis's 1. Cadillac Sedan de Ville.

It has been painstakingly restored to its original splendor by Dale Warrington of Fort Pierce, Florida. Bill will even throw in the car's 'original' license plates (pictured). If sold separately, he would value the plates at $2,5. To date, $1. 10,0. A majority of the money used for the restoration came from our lifetime savings and a private investor kicked in the rest,' said Bill. 'It was one of many Cadillacs Elvis bought after his career took off.'And while Graceland has refused to authenticate it, it carries a certificate of authenticity from the now closed Yesterday Years Fantastic Museum in Yakima, Washington. Bill claims that it was then displayed at The Professional Sports Hall of Fame Museum in Eugene, Oregon. While Graceland has refused to authenticate the Cadillac, it carries a certificate of authenticity (pictured) from the Yesterday Years Fantastic Museum in Yakima, Washington'What makes the car special and ahead of its time,' added Bill, ‘is that it has air- conditioning, a power radio antenna and a power trunk.’While Bill believes the snazzy set of wheels could fetch upwards of $3 million at auction, he says he'll part with it for a mere $1.

For that price, he'll even throw in the car's original license plates. If sold separately, he would value the plates at $2,5. Bill also owns what he claims is the American white eagle jump suit Elvis wore during his 1. Aloha from Hawaii concert.'Studded with faux jewels and sequins, it weighs maybe fifty pounds,' he said.'It's never been professionally cleaned and has Elvis's DNA on it.'His physician, Dr. George Nichopoulos, examined it and said that it was the real deal and that Elvis had worn it. He even recognized a stain on the leg.'Its estimated worth, Bill said, is between $6. If having some of Elvis's DNA isn't enough, possibly even better to a hard core fan or collector would be something visible to the naked eye. Another treasure is the American white eagle jump suit Elvis wore during his 1.

Aloha from Hawaii concert. Its estimated worth, according to Bill, is between $6. He says it also has Elvis's DNA on it.

That's what some new owner will get with his red concert tour jacket, which comes with a scarf dotted with a few drops of blood.'Elvis had nicked himself, used the scarf to dab his cut and so he couldn't give it away like he usually did during a concert,' explained Bill. In this case a stain of this precious bodily fluid adds value, pumping up the price of the two- item set to a cool $2. Bill. Other unusual and rare items are two locks of Elvis's hair – each allegedly worth as much as $2.

Elvis with slicked back, red hair and signed to his childhood friend Becky Martin "from Elvis". Other unusual  items in the Kinard's collection are two locks of Elvis's hair, each allegedly worth as much as $2. Another image in the collection is a black and white photo of Elvis standing next to a minister, along with other male parishioners, and is believed to be in a Baptist church in Tupelo, Mississippi – Elvis’s birthplace.

One of his guitar picks is framed and features prominently in the Kinards’ home, as well as a guitar once owned by Becky Martin and signed by Elvis's original band members, including George Klein. A picture of Elvis with slicked back reddish hair and signed to long- time friend Becky Martin "from Elvis", hangs on the wall.

Klein was also a childhood pal and was a guest at his Las Vegas wedding in 1. Concert recording tapes of Elvis's first four years as a performer, dating from the early 1. Bill says. He believes these would be worth a ‘small fortune’ if ever downloaded to DVD format. There is also original stereo equipment from the pelvic thrusting performer's 1.

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